AISOLUTIONSFounder experience
URBAN
URBAN needed a restaurant workspace adapted to its own brand and locations, with a clear boundary for its business data.
White-Label Deployment & Handover / URBAN
How the solution came together
01The business need
The client needed a restaurant operating platform under its own brand and within its own infrastructure.
02What needed to change
Deliver a restaurant system that the client can operate in its own environment under its own brand.
03How it works
ProjectscopeLocationLocationsourceSyrve dataDeploymentconfigurationService04What was built
- 01
The delivery includes a client-branded REST application, dedicated databases and service configuration on the client’s infrastructure.
- 02
Syrve configuration and project/location filters accompany operational documentation. Licence and support scope remain defined in the agreement.
The key decision
Reuse the REST product with dedicated services, databases and client configuration. This separates client operations while retaining the existing platform’s domain workflows.
How we checked it
Syrve setup and project/location filters define the agreed source scope. Deployment configuration and operating documentation support handover; licence and ongoing support are governed separately.
One complete workflow
- 01Scope the deployment
- 02Configure the environment
- 03Connect Syrve
- 04Verify location scope
- 05Hand over operations
05See the work
Confirmed client-branded REST deployment, dedicated database/service configuration, Syrve setup and handover documentation. Internal infrastructure details remain under NDA.
Some project data is protected by NDA. Restricted internal screens and figures are omitted; the diagrams show the scope that can be shared publicly.
06Result and responsibilities
Delivered
A client-branded REST deployment with dedicated infrastructure, Syrve configuration and project/location filters.
Role & scope
Client-branded system delivery · infrastructure, REST configuration and handover
Scope of the result
The contribution is client configuration, infrastructure delivery and handover of REST. Product reuse is explicit; uptime commitments and intellectual-property terms are not inferred from this case.